Ninjago

LEGO® Lloyd and Arin's Ninja Team Mechs

This Ninjago set builds two mechs rather than one, giving Lloyd and Arin a machine each within a shared 764-piece box. Black, dark green and pearl gold give the pair a stealthier, armoured look than earlier Ninjago waves. Below is the complete parts list, broken down by colour and quantity.

Set number
71794
Year
2023
Pieces
764
Minifigures
5
Theme
Ninjago
Different parts
191
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 191

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Spare parts (17)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 5

Description

Five minifigures built for a team scene

Five minifigures give this set more than just two mech pilots; there's room for extra allies or opponents to round out a scene. That fits how Ninjago mechs are usually played with, as part of a wider team dynamic rather than as a single isolated vehicle. If you're after a set that supports storytelling with multiple characters rather than just one hero and their ride, the figure count here does real work. It also makes the set a reasonable pick for two people building together, since each mech and pilot can be assembled as a self-contained side story.

A stealthier colour scheme than usual

Black, Dark Green and Pearl Gold replace the brighter primaries seen in many earlier Ninjago sets, giving both mechs a more armoured, almost camouflaged look. Light Bluish Gray fills in as a neutral tone on joints and frame pieces. That restrained palette also makes the parts genuinely useful outside the set, since dark, metallic-leaning colours are in constant demand for custom mech and vehicle builds. Pearl Gold adds a bright highlight on weapons and trim, keeping the otherwise muted palette from feeling flat.

Two separate builds in one box

Rather than one large mech, the 764 pieces split into two distinct builds, one per character. That changes the pacing of the build noticeably: instead of one long continuous session, you get two shorter, self-contained phases, each ending with a complete model. If you like hitting a finished result partway through rather than waiting until the very end, this structure suits that better than a single oversized build of equal size. It also makes the set easier to pick up and put down across two shorter sessions rather than one long sitting.

191 unique parts across two mechs

Articulated mechs with joints and weapons need more specialised pieces than a static structure would, which is reflected in the 191 unique parts spread across the 764-piece total. The parts list on this page shows which elements repeat because both mechs share similar components, and which appear only once, useful if you're hunting for a missing piece or want to know exactly what you're getting before building. Comparing both mechs side by side also highlights which parts form the shared base and which set each machine apart.

FAQ

How many mechs does this set build?
The 764 pieces build two separate mechs, one for Lloyd and one for Arin.
How many minifigures are included?
The set comes with five minifigures, covering both pilots plus additional team characters.
What colours dominate the build?
Black, Dark Green and Pearl Gold lead the palette, with Light Bluish Gray used for structural and joint pieces.

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